Tag Archive for: Coronavirus

During Pandemic, Diversity Among Entergy Suppliers More Important Than Ever

A premier utility is often associated with reliable power at the flip of the switch, but that’s just the beginning of Entergy’s role within the communities it serves. As the company continues building on its efforts to keep the grid running safely and securely, diversity, inclusion and belonging remain crucial to achieving Entergy’s vision and mission.

Electricity Versus a Cup of Coffee – the Cost of Each May Surprise You

As I sit here on the couch with my laptop and drink a cold soda, the TV humming in the background and my ceiling fan cooling my sweaty self after hanging holiday lights, I am keenly aware of all the electricity I’m using.  

Entergy Shareholders Award $11.3M in Charitable Contributions Year-to-Date to Help (Cont.)

Third quarter grants included $2.7 million to fund disaster relief efforts, educational programs and economic development.

Entergy Texas Monitoring Hurricane Delta

Entergy Texas, Inc. is continuing to monitor and plan for any potential impacts from Hurricane Delta.

Entergy’s Light-Bulb Giveaway Helps Mississippians Boost Efficiency, Lower Bills

This year, Entergy Mississippi had a bright idea: give away 70,000 energy-efficient light bulbs to customers who are struggling financially because of the pandemic. The bulbs will help lower their homes’ energy use and save them money on their power bills.

Entergy Sustains Communities and Restores Economic Prosperity

As part of Entergy’s ongoing commitment to the customers and communities it serves, the company has spent more than $2.8 billion with local businesses since 2017. With more than a century in the books as a utility industry leader and expert in disaster recovery, the company has long used local business partnerships to play a role in sustaining communities and restoring economic prosperity. The COVID-19 crisis has proven no different.

Entergy Grant Powers Drive-Through Food Distribution in Hardin County

Well before Hurricane Laura made landfall, southeast Texas was responding to a different type of storm – COVID-19. The damage from the prolonged “storm” wasn’t physical destruction but rather health and financial struggles, leaving families without financial resources for basic needs, such as food, rent and utilities. 

Convoys of Utility Workers Converge on Louisiana, Texas

Hurricane Laura continues on a path of destruction that should ultimately end on the East Coast, more than 13,000 restoration workers from 27 states are focused on Texas and Louisiana, helping restore light and life to communities devastated by the catastrophic Category 4 storm.

Entergy Texas Finalizing Storm Preparations Ahead of Intensifying Hurricane Laura

Customers in hardest-hit areas should prepare for possibility of extended power outages.

Entergy Louisiana Finalizing Storm Preparations Ahead of Intensifying Hurricane Laura

Customers in hardest-hit areas should prepare for possibility of weeks-long power outages
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